No se llama amor

Turf's song 'No se llama amor' delves into the complex emotions and consequences of a relationship where love and freedom are at odds. The lyrics express a deep desire to offer love, warmth, and honor, yet are repeatedly halted by the refrain 'Pero no, no, no, no puedo porque,' indicating an inability to fully commit due to past betrayals and the loss of freedom in love.

The song repeatedly references the consequences of actions taken by one partner that have left a lasting impact on those around them. These actions, described as breaking trust and lying, have led to a situation where the singer feels tormented and unable to trust or believe in the partner's intentions. This turmoil is vividly described with phrases like 'das la vuelta al mundo en solo dos segundos' and 'atormentado mentalmente estoy,' highlighting the emotional whirlwind and mental torment experienced.

Central to the song's theme is the idea that true love should not come at the cost of one's freedom. The repeated lines 'Para saber lo que es amar, hay que perder la libertad. Y, para mí, eso no se llama amor' suggest a profound disagreement with the notion that love requires such a sacrifice. This perspective challenges traditional views of romantic commitment, proposing that real love should enhance, not restrict, personal freedom.